Since he met his girlfriend last spring, Djonivan has changed his behavior completely. “He worked well at school, he brought home good reports, but since June, nothing has been going well. In the morning, he leaves the house at 5:30 a.m. to join her I don't know where. He doesn't come back until late in the evening. I was fed up! That's why I wanted to confiscate his phone last Saturday. I didn't want him to join her again.”
The police intervened following the big argument which could have degenerated more seriously. “I wanted to file a complaint for misappropriation of a minor but the police told me that the sexual majority was from 14 years old. That said, the police are aware of the runaway and will let me know if they find him. For the moment I only know how to wait. But for a mother, it's difficult to live with.”
A distressing situation
For Nathalie, the situation is very distressing…”This isn't the first time he's run away like this. Last October, he already left one night without telling me where he was. But now, five days is starting to be a lot. I suspect where he is although this girl has several home ports in the area. My dearest wish would be for him to come home but I will be satisfied with a message, a brief call, a sign of life. I am even more worried because he suffers from leg cancer and will have to undergo hip surgery within two years..”
When he left, Djonivan, 1.70m tall, was wearing black training pants, a beige hooded sweater, a black Nike down jacket and white sneakers.
